The phenomenon whereby the Alzheimer patient does not recognize their own reflection is described in a non-scientific way by a caregiver who suggests ideas on how to approach and deal with this aspect of Alzheimer’s Disease.
The role of a caregiver is usually followed by varying degrees of guilt. An examination of the grief process following a loved ones death.
Although seperated by death, we are united in love and throughout it all, the love remains. The questions are never erased but then neither are the memories. Such is the cycle of life.
According to the author, loneliness is a condition of SPIRIT, not the MIND. Realize that there are others who experience the same pain as you do and that you can connect with those people spiritually.
Let your ears be where your eyes cannot and then you can take a break from the siege of responsibility which a chronic caregiver is subject to. There are different types of noise makers that could make a caregivers’ life easier.
